Aloy+Emeka:

You are looking for trouble o. Sjeezy loves women and se.x but that does not necessarily make him a paedophile. Also, he is underaged himself.

Oh I thought he just recently turned 18.

@OnlyTruth
Help me cross my fingers

Befitting punishment


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ROTFLMAO!!!! Oh dear!

Nigeria or any other country around the world should start doing chemical castration like the Czech Republic or Argentina. . . . . . . . that would deter a few of them to go do this.

FL Gators:

ROTFLMAO!!!! Oh dear!

Yeah. I bet you if these morons are made to face this type of caning say everyday for about 6 months while in jail, they would be reformed beyond recognition within one year.  
We should have a "chastisement chamber" in jails built specially for them.

Onlytruth:

Yeah. I bet you if these morons are made to face this type of caning say everyday for about 6 months while in jail, they would be reformed beyond recognition within one year.  
We should have a "chastisement chamber" in jails built specially for them.  

Oh puhleaazeee, Are we not talking about Nigerian men and their ashy/rough skin. Spanking them is like scratching them.

And ppl do get used to beating. It doesnt hurt after a while, trust me.

MRbrownJAY:

Nigeria or any other country around the world should start doing chemical castration like the Czech Republic or Argentina. . . . . . . .  that would deter a few of them to go do this.

What about surgical castration with razor contaminated with rust and tetanus?

Aloy+Emeka:

What about surgical castration with  razor contaminated with rust and tetanus?

better have a clean castration that no rights activist can complain about.

as for caning criminal, Malaysia is where they have perfected this art
click here: http://www.corpun.com/vidju.htm (go down the page to view the video)

check how that criminal's a$$ is bleeding!

MRbrownJAY:

better have a clean castration that no rights activist can complain about.

as for caning criminal, Malaysia is where they have perfected this art
click here: http://www.corpun.com/vidju.htm (go down the page to view the video)

check how that criminal's a$$ is bleeding!

Where were the activists when they were molesting children?

Why would paedophile, you should put in the constitution right to protect children.

Aloy+Emeka:

Where were the activists when they were molesting children?

Aloy, what a silly question. You can never monitor anyone's move at all time.

What they can do is reduce/prevent the actions from happening/punish the criminal.

Growing up in Lagos, I recall the days of gbomogbomo (kidnappers of children). As in almost everything in Nigeria, these opportunist criminals were immediately ascribed with all sorts of powers attributed to the, you guessed it, juju they employed.

The stories went like these:

1. They can give candy to a child and if the child takes it he/she will immediately turn to something small, e.g., a piece of stone, a small tortoise, a fruit like pawpaw, etc. Then the kidnapper will just take the child away.

2. The kidnapper can just touch the child and the child will disappear.

3. The kidnapper can knock on the door and if an adult opens the door, there will be nobody, however, if a child opens the door the kidnapper, using his/her juju will magically turn the child to some small object, put the child in his/her pocket and stroll away.

These incredibly nonsensical beliefs were pervasive in 1980s Lagos and struck fear in the hearts of children and parents alike.

The damaging effect of these tales was that they incapacitated the mind of multitudes, as even some members of the Nigerian police subscribed to these magical wonders, and so made it more difficult to solve missing persons cases.

Of course some of the kidnappers were social perverts who wanted to have intimacy with children and murder them subsequently. Some are no different from the serial rapists and killers that have been well publicized in countries like America.

Though some may want to delude themselves to think that serial killers and rapists only exists in places like America, the truth is that we in Nigeria probably have more serial killers/rapists (per capita), but the following realities have obscured the truth:

1. A tangible disinterest, by both the Nigerian police and the Nigerian populace, in solving missing persons cases, especially when linked to juju-powered kidnappers. The sense of hopelessness due to the acceptance of the colossal fraud of juju-based claims render many to a faith of crippling despondence.

2. Lack of modern equipment to fight crime. This lack of modern crime fighting technology may also be tied to the belief by many, even those in government, that no amount of modern equipment can be used to fight juju-powered crimes; a very unfortunate view.

3. A general lack of interest by the press in pursuing and following up with cases of missing persons. Again, this should not come as a surprise because even if a journalist is interested in getting to the bottom of a juju-inspired kidnapping/serial murder/despoil/ritual killing, everybody around him/her will warn him about the omnipotent juju that can kill him instantly should he continue digging deep. Of course such a journalist will get no help from the juju-believing policemen; even the newspaper management will warn him about pursuing "dead end" cases that can bring the wrath of the juju to the newspaper.

This socially enabled fraud of juju continues to set us back in Nigeria. The most unfortunate aspect of this tragic saga is that those who are educated and who should know better and maybe help liberate people from a psychological gimmick with roots in the slave-trade that only stifles the mind and cripples creative thinking on far-reaching social issues, join the barbarian many in continuing the longest running fraud in the history of not only Nigeria but many of the regions affected by the slave trade, including those across the Atlantic in Haiti and Jamaica, all in the name of "preserving our culture".

ALL juju claims are fraudulent.

RichyBlacK:

Growing up in Lagos, I recall the days of gbomogbomo (kidnappers of children). As in almost everything in Nigeria, these opportunist criminals were immediately ascribed with all sorts of powers attributed to the, you guessed it, juju they employed.

The stories went like these:

1. They can give candy to a child and if the child takes it he/she will immediately turn to something small, e.g., a piece of stone, a small tortoise, a fruit like pawpaw, etc. Then the kidnapper will just take the child away.

2. The kidnapper can just touch the child and the child will disappear.

3. The kidnapper can knock on the door and if an adult opens the door, there will be nobody, however, if a child opens the door the kidnapper, using his/her juju will magically turn the child to some small object, put the child in his/her pocket and stroll away.

Abiiiiiii oooooooooooooooooooooooooooo .

RichyBlacK:

Growing up in Lagos, I recall the days of gbomogbomo (kidnappers of children). As in almost everything in Nigeria, these opportunist criminals were immediately ascribed with all sorts of powers attributed to the, you guessed it, juju they employed.

The stories went like these:

1. They can give candy to a child and if the child takes it he/she will immediately turn to something small, e.g., a piece of stone, a small tortoise, a fruit like pawpaw, etc. Then the kidnapper will just take the child away.

2. The kidnapper can just touch the child and the child will disappear.

3. The kidnapper can knock on the door and if an adult opens the door, there will be nobody, however, if a child opens the door the kidnapper, using his/her juju will magically turn the child to some small object, put the child in his/her pocket and stroll away.

These incredibly nonsensical beliefs were pervasive in 1980s Lagos and struck fear in the hearts of children and parents alike.

The damaging effect of these tales was that they incapacitated the mind of multitudes, as even some members of the Nigerian police subscribed to these magical wonders, and so made it more difficult to solve missing persons cases.

Of course some of the kidnappers were social perverts who wanted to have intimacy with children and murder them subsequently. Some are no different from the serial rapists and killers that have been well publicized in countries like America.

Though some may want to delude themselves to think that serial killers and rapists only exists in places like America, the truth is that we in Nigeria probably have more serial killers/rapists (per capita), but the following realities have obscured the truth:

1. A tangible disinterest, by both the Nigerian police and the Nigerian populace, in solving missing persons cases, especially when linked to juju-powered kidnappers. The sense of hopelessness due to the acceptance of the colossal fraud of juju-based claims render many to a faith of crippling despondence.

2. Lack of modern equipment to fight crime. This lack of modern crime fighting technology may also be tied to the belief by many, even those in government, that no amount of modern equipment can be used to fight juju-powered crimes; a very unfortunate view.

3. A general lack of interest by the press in pursuing and following up with cases of missing persons. Again, this should not come as a surprise because even if a journalist is interested in getting to the bottom of a juju-inspired kidnapping/serial murder/despoil/ritual killing, everybody around him/her will warn him about the omnipotent juju that can kill him instantly should he continue digging deep. Of course such a journalist will get no help from the juju-believing policemen; even the newspaper management will warn him about pursuing "dead end" cases that can bring the wrath of the juju to the newspaper.

This socially enabled fraud of juju continues to set us back in Nigeria. The most unfortunate aspect of this tragic saga is that those who are educated and who should know better and maybe help liberate people from a psychological gimmick with roots in the slave-trade that only stifles the mind and cripples creative thinking on far-reaching social issues, join the barbarian many in continuing the longest running fraud in the history of not only Nigeria but many of the regions affected by the slave trade, including those across the Atlantic in Haiti and Jamaica, all in the name of "preserving our culture".

ALL juju claims are fraudulent.

Very true.

I always say it,Nigeria is finished; d only thing left in this country is it name, if not what is d bloody Yerima still doing in d senate

From 419 to Paedophilia.
God please save our young girls in Nigeria from randy men without shame.

Mublock90:

Who said mrBrown is a christian? It seems its you that don't understand english. he wrote <if thats your question then i would say 16/18yrs old due to the heavy muslim community in 9ja.> All I'm trying to prove is that a low age of consent might not necessarily be from islamic influence therefore the vatican example.
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Gah . . .what language is this my head hurts


Sorry i asked, sorry to bother you

Why are paedophiles condoned in Nigeria, why was that 50 year old father still being gie the chance to chat shi.te such as I only slept with my daughter 4 times, not the many times she claimed :oi did it cos i was lonely

Isn't this the same Naija where a wall clock thief would get a burning tyre round his neck

A man was caught sleeping with a 2 years old girl in my area and my pops was one of the "council of elders"! council of sheep more like who advocated the man be forgiven


A few days later he called asking when I am gonna send his grandson home to come spend time with him in naija for like a month, the joker Make i send my pikin wey everyone dey always call "fine girl" and whose yansh would give Beyounce a run for her money into the lion's den If its not my eyesight playing up, he's even got hips too with a lil help from me and his Ghanaian lineage